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Sadly this week’s show was not actually live, due to some serious server issues over at TalkShoe, so Stu, Lewis, Chris and Bart hopped on Skype to record the episode. It did feel weird not having our audience but we muddled through.
As you’ll hear we had some audio issues this week, Garageband crashed on me during the recording so we had to use one of the panel’s skype recordings!
Hope you enjoy the show, links for this episode can be found on our delicious tag
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First of all, I’d like to say a massive sorry for the late release of this show. My excuse is simple, I’ve been ill this week and also had some problems encoding the file, which were rather frustrating.
This week’s panel consists of Stu Helm, Lewis King, Rob Hanson, Bart Busschots and Aaron Dyer. We mostly talk about what made the launch of the iPhone 3G a raving disaster in the UK and US and talk about some of the new apps available for iPhone / iPod Touch owners in the App Store
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Hi all, hope you’re all excited about the iPhone 3G launch on Friday 11th July (tomorow as I write this). I just wanted to write a quick post to let you know what’s happening with live coverage from an IMP point of view.
I personally will try to stream from about 6am GMT from the o2 store in Leeds, if I can get wifi etc, but I’d also like to mention our friend from the Apple Review Cast, John Meyer, who is in New York and will be streaming from 2am EST over at www.mogulus.com/applereviewcast he and his cohorts will also be doing a giveaway of 20 iPhone 3G invisible shields, so definately worth a look.
I’ve asked the rest of the team to update this post if they are going to be doing any streaming, so watch this spot!
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Despite some editing problems, we’re back with IMP Live 005, this week the panel consists of Chris Wall, Jason Martin and Stu Helm, with guests Bart Busschots, Kyle, Michael King and David Hopkinson.
We talk about more iPhone 3G news (sorry!), FireFox 3, Flash on the iPhone, SproutCore and some new touch screen stuff that really isn’t that new. You can find the links that we got most of our stories from over on the del.icio.us tag.
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Here in the US AT&T will charge you $199 for the 8GB iPhone 3G and $299 for the 16GB model. With the cheapest voice plan starting at $39 for 450 minutes. You would have to pay an additional $5 for the previously included 200 SMS mesages. You will have to pay $20 to get unlimited messaging. The consumer data plan starts at $30 a month and $45 for business users, on top of the voice and SMS costs. (more…)
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Apple’s WWDC08 conference took place this from June 9th – 13th in San Francisco and is usually worth talking about so we gatherred Stu Helm, Lewis King, Jordan Drake and Ben Fryxell for a live discussion about the events and news.
We talk about the new iPhone SDK, iPhone Software 2.0, Enterprise features, Mobile Me and of course the iPhone 3G and it’s pricing in the UK, Ireland and USA. We also cover what we’ve heard about Apple’s update to Mac OS X – codenamed Snow Leopard and talk about Apple escorting journalists to the bathroom!
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After a few recording issues, yes they were my fault, we bring you our discussion of the Keynote / Stevenote from the opening day of WWDC08.
The panel for this extra show is a bit larger than normal but we have Chris Wall, Lewis King, Stu Helm, Brandon Wood and Bart Busschots along with guests David Hopkinson, Josh Holat, Jason Martin, John Soliman, Kyle and Chris Leydon (who managed not to swear this time!)
We talk about the iPhone SDK, iPhone Software 2.0, Enterprise features, Games on the iPhone, Mobile Me and of course the iPhone 3G and the pricing deals we know about in the UK, Ireleand and USA.
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